House pad
The footprint and a working ring around it.
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Lot clearing in Mayflower clears one building lot and the drive into it. David walks that lot and writes the number before a machine is scheduled.
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Lot clearing in Mayflower is one building lot and the drive that serves it. The house spot is in the price. The rest of the woods is not, unless the note says so. This job sits under Forestry service in Mayflower. A whole tract belongs on the land clearing page.
The walk starts at the corners. David marks the pad and a working ring around it. He marks the drive from the road to that pad. Septic and utility paths are cleared only if they are in the scope. They are not assumed.
Keep trees are marked before any cutting. Shade trees outside the pad can stay. The crew walks those marks with the owner or the builder. An unmarked tree inside the priced spot comes out. A keep tree is written on the visit.
Stumps stay or go based on what the builder needs under the slab. A slab usually needs the roots gone. A path might leave them. The estimate says which one. Pulling stumps is not the same line as grinding the brush.
Debris from one lot is mulched, piled, or hauled. The visit picks one. It is not chosen after the machine is done. Any pile left for a later burn belongs to the owner. Notices for that choice are on the state forestry rules for burning a brush pile. A ban date is not listed here.
The drive is cleared wide enough for the next truck. That width is written down. A ditch at the road is noted. If a culvert is a separate job, it is not hidden inside the clearing line. The lot crew stops at the clearing scope.
The building spot is raked so grading can start. Clearing does not set the pad elevation. If grading is next, the note says where this crew stops. Roots left in the pad are either in this scope or they are a grading item.
The rest of the property is not a free extra. The machine stops at the line on the estimate. Opening the woods behind the lot is land clearing. Brush along a fence past the lot is brush clearing. Those pages have their own numbers.
David writes the number after he walks the lot. A phone description does not book the crew. Tree size, stump choice, haul, and the way in all sit in that note. One lot with a hardwood clump is not priced like one lot of scattered pine.
The phone sets the walk. Reach David at (501) 269-6860 on weekdays from 8:00 to 5:00. Write growfullyllc@gmail.com if you prefer email. Say where the house sits and where the drive comes in.
The lot work covered here is Mayflower and Conway. A house lot in either place is walked first. The pin below is Growfully LLC.
Lot clearing opens one building lot and the driveway path, and leaves the rest of the woods standing.
One lot: the trees that stay, the pad, and the drive.
The footprint and a working ring around it.
The path from the road to the pad.
Cleared if they are in the scope you signed.
Shade trees outside the pad, marked and left.
Ground, or pulled, as written.
Mulch left or hauled. Not assumed.
Corners, the pad, and the drive.
What stays is obvious before cutting.
The builder says if roots can remain.
The footprint first.
Wide enough for the next truck.
The method in the estimate.
So grade can start.
The rest of the property is not a free extra.
The walk records the pad, the drive, the stumps, and the haul. The rest of the woods is not assumed.
A few pines versus a hardwood clump.
Pulling costs more than mulching.
Dump fees.
Ditches and culverts at the entrance.
A side-hill lot takes longer.
Bring the lot sketch you already have. David can mark the pad without a full civil set.
Any survey, plat, or stake the builder already set.
Where the house, shop, drive, or road should sit.
A soils note or a civil plan, if one exists.
Where spoil can be stacked, or that it must leave.
Known utilities, wells, septic lines, and fences.
Trees or areas that must stay.
The date the next trade needs the ground.
Lot clearing in Mayflower is one building lot and the drive that serves it. The pad and a working ring are in that scope. The rest of the woods stays unless the note adds it. The visit marks the line.
Lot clearing stops at one lot. Land clearing opens a larger tract. The lot page does not price a whole woods. The tract page does not stop at one house spot. They are separate estimates.
Stumps come out only if the builder needs them out. A slab usually needs the roots gone. A path might leave them. The estimate names which one before the crew is sent.
Debris is mulched, piled, or hauled. The visit picks one. Trees the owner wants kept are marked before cutting starts. Unmarked timber inside the priced spot comes out.
David writes the price after he walks the lot. The number is in writing before a machine is scheduled. A phone photo is not enough. Mayflower and Conway both start with that walk.
Lot clearing on this page is Mayflower and Conway. The map pins Growfully LLC.
GROWFULLY LLC
Based in Mayflower. Lot work runs in Mayflower and Conway.
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Mayflower, AR. Serving Central Arkansas.
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